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  1. Thread: Fire Starter Info.

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    Sticky: A good striker is any American made file. Grind...

    A good striker is any American made file. Grind down the striker edge as to not eat too much of your rock.

    I use to make up flint and steel kits years ago and sell them at the diff. arts and rock...
  2. Thread: Fire Starter Info.

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    Sticky: tfisher, I'm talking about mother natures...

    tfisher,

    I'm talking about mother natures flint, I prefer coastal plains chert. My striker is made from an old steel horseshoe. American made files work great.
  3. Thread: Fire Starter Info.

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    Sticky: Ahhh, good trick. Thanks.

    Ahhh, good trick.

    Thanks.
  4. Thread: Fire Starter Info.

    by FVR
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    Sticky: Made a flint and steel fire just this afternoon...

    Made a flint and steel fire just this afternoon up on the creek. Caught the spark on the char just fine, now getting the little stuff to fire was a bit diff. but finally got a little flame.

    Ya...
  5. Thread: Fire Starter Info.

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    Sticky: I'm talking real live mother natures rocks. You...

    I'm talking real live mother natures rocks. You would be surprised at how many will throw a spark.

    Had one of them magnesium things once, think it got old as it just did not work when I tried to...
  6. Thread: Fire Starter Info.

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    Sticky: Is there any other way to start a fire? When you...

    Is there any other way to start a fire? When you first start with flint and steel it can be a pain.

    Altoids cans with a little pin hole through the top. Cut up a t shirt into little squares and...
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